The Virginia women's golf team finished seventh in its first-ever ACC Tournament appearance in Clemmons, N.C. last weekend. Virginia shot a final round of 304 (+20) to take its overall tournament tally to 915(+63). No.1 ranked Duke, the defending national champion, claimed the title with a final round of 273 (-11) and a combined total of 838 (-14). Freshman Leah Wigger was the highest ranked Cavalier with a final round of 71(even),which gave her a combined total of 217 (+4) and 11th place in the conference.
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